Chapter 1 Learning About You
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Objectives j t
After studying this lesson, you will be able to
define friend, trust, share, peers, peer pressure, reputation, and group dating.
explain what it means to be a good friend.
describe how your peers influence you.
recognize why your family cares about the friends you choose.
give examples of how you can help your family and friends get to know one another.
friend: someone you care about, trust, and respect.
trust: to believe a person is honest and reliable.
share: to experience or enjoy with others.
peers: people who belong to the same age group.
peer pressure: the influence people’s peers have on them.
reputation: what others think of a person.
group dating: when several people of both sexes meet for an activity.
Key K Terms e
Study the Key Terms by completing crossword puzzles,
matching activities, and e-flash cards at the website.
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Website
www.g-wlearning.com
Main n Ideas
A good friend is someone you care about, trust, and respect.
Peers can provide you with a sense of belonging.
You can learn skills to manage peer pressure.
Skills for making new friends can be used throughout your life.
You can find ways to help your family and friends know and like one another.
Section 1-4
Friends
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